55. Julie Rothschild Levi

Comedy creator, writer, and former medical clown

Patience

What it means?

Patience is taking pause and taking a breath, gifting ourselves and those around us with a quiet yet powerful kind of compassion.

Why it matters?

I’m going to take a wild guess that no one, when they reach 120, says about their life that they wished they’d rushed through it more. We hurry through our days, we expect things to happen in nanoseconds, and because of it we find our nerves frayed, our patience worn thin, and our encounters with others short-circuited. When we opt for patience we opt for a life better lived.

How can we promote it?

We live in an impatient society. We cannot shape Israel into a patient country overnight, but we certainly can be an example when we practice patience – whether that be in line at a supermarket, on the roads, or trying to hear someone out with differing opinions. To be patient towards each other is an act of ‘chesed’ (lovingkindness). What greater gift can we give?

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I inhale books about business, marketing, pricing, and copywriting. I try out ideas for size and share my insights. I attend conferences and workshops geared to women and I try those ideas on. Because the way to move forward in business, is to constantly try new things. Some things will work, some won’t. But after trying new things, we will always be wiser and more courageous. Because there is no such things as failure.
Either it worked, or we learned something.

55. Julie Rothschild Levi

Comedy creator, writer, and former medical clown

Patience

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